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Max Roser

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Data to understand the big global problems and research that helps to make progress against them. @UniOfOxford researcher. @OurWorldInData founder.

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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Nov 27, 2022
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Couldn’t stop reading that article. It’s just so good to read someone who explains why they love something.

Article Dec 8, 2020
64 Reasons To Celebrate Paul McCartney
by Ian Leslie
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Aug 23, 2022
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Hey Johan, you wrote a great book — I was actually just rereading a part of it last night!

Book Aug 3, 2021
Our Long Walk to Economic Freedom: Lessons from 100 000 years of human history
by Johan Fourie
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Apr 16, 2022
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This talk by Ajeya Cotra is my favorite introduction to 'Effective Altruism'. [link] - She gets the inspiring excitement of this movement across. - And she also gets to the hard questions that EAs ask themselves. Very much recommend it if you are interested.

Video Apr 15, 2017
Introduction to EA
by Ajeya Cotra
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Mar 25, 2022
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I very much recommend the @80000Hours podcast episode with @KareninKenya. If you are interested in development and research this discussion really gets across what people in the field are currently working on – and how exciting this work is right now.

Podcast episode Mar 21, 2022
#124 – Karen Levy on fads and misaligned incentives in global development, and scaling deworming to reach hundreds of millions
by Robert Wiblin and Karen Ruth Levy
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Mar 15, 2022
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The latest podcast by @robertwiblin is excellent. His guest is Samuel Charap – @scharap here – and it is a one-hour overview on the war in the Ukraine. Why did Putin invade Ukraine? What is the risk of further escalation? And how to prevent the worst?

Podcast episode Mar 14, 2022
Samuel Charap on why Putin invaded Ukraine, the risk of escalation, and how to prevent disaster
by Robert Wiblin and Samuel Charap
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Jan 18, 2022
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How many people have died due to the pandemic? @Nature just published a good, very readable article on this question:

Article Jan 18, 2022
The pandemic’s true death toll
by David Adam
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Dec 31, 2021
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As so often the FT's @jburnmurdoch & @mroliverbarnes have a good article with more detail – including this breakdown of incidental admissions and people who are primarily treated for COVID. → 'England’s Covid infection rate climbs to 1 person in 25'

Article Dec 31, 2021
Financial TimesFinancial Times
by John Burn-Murdoch and Oliver Barnes
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Dec 19, 2021
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'How the pandemic now ends’ [link] Thanks to @renaecrossing who shared this article. The article was written by @edyong209 in August this year. It’s still worth reading, but an updated version would of course be great.

Article Aug 12, 2021
How the Pandemic Now Ends
by Ed Yong
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Dec 18, 2021
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More and more people are joining our effort to make the climate & energy data from the @IEA available to the public. I think this new article by Christa Hasenkopf (@sciencerely) is the best text on it: [link] More succinct and clearer than the one I coauthored.

Article Dec 17, 2021
Opening up energy data is critical to battling climate change
by Christa Hasenkopf
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Max Roser @MaxRoser · Oct 5, 2021
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This by @_neilhacker is a very good essay on the idea that we need 'buyers of first resort' to bring new technologies into the world https://t.co/MYgD3hYUKY [I wish more governments (and voters!) would understand that they also have a role to play here.]

Article Sep 14, 2021
Buyers of first resort
by Neil Hacker
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